Group 1 - The ASEAN+3 region's economic growth is projected to be 3.8% in 2023 and 3.6% in 2026, reflecting a downward adjustment due to challenges posed by US tariff policies [1][2] - The region is characterized by high trade dependency, with ASEAN countries' total trade amounting to approximately 94% of their nominal GDP, and nearly 50% for the ASEAN+3 region [2] - Central banks in the ASEAN+3 region have shown flexibility in monetary policy, with over half having implemented easing measures in response to tariff risks, indicating potential for further support [4][6] Group 2 - Key risks for the ASEAN+3 region include rising US tariffs, changes in global financial conditions, and volatility in commodity prices, particularly oil [3] - The region's central banks are expected to maintain cautious approaches due to inflation targeting and the need to manage capital flows, which could limit their ability to ease policies further [6][7] - Malaysia's recent interest rate cuts are seen as preemptive measures to address external uncertainties, while Vietnam is focusing on attracting foreign direct investment and upgrading its industrial structure for long-term resilience [7]
AMRO首席经济学家答21:东盟+3根据比较优势整合应对冲击
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